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03/17/2022

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Media Contact:
Diana Clapp
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TAKE YOUR ELECTED OFFICIAL TO SCHOOL PROCLAMATION
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming State Board of Education (SBE) has joined the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) and the Wyoming School Boards Association (WSBA) to support “Take Your Elected Official to School Month.”

The SBE recognizes the vital role towns, counties, and the state play in bringing a quality education to Wyoming’s children and youth. Take Your Elected Official to School Month provides an opportunity to celebrate these contributions by bringing elected officials and Wyoming’s dedicated educators together with students in the classroom setting.

“The State Board is excited to partner with the WDE and WSBA in this invitation,” said SBE Chairman Ryan Fuhrman. “We have been working to increase our collaboration with stakeholders in our work on producing a Profile of a Graduate and want to encourage all levels of our education system, from the policy makers to the practitioners, to seek each other out for the unique expertise and perspective they share. Amazing things are happening in our Wyoming schools.”

“The Wyoming legislature and all of our elected officials across the state have always been supportive of education, and it is important for all elected officials to be aware of what is happening in Wyoming classrooms,” said WSBA’s Executive Director Brian Farmer.

Wyoming schools are encouraged to reach out to elected officials with an invitation to spend time in a classroom and experience firsthand the life of a Wyoming student. Schools may locate the names of contacts of state and county elected officials on their respective county website. Contact information for state representatives may be found here.

The SBE also invites educators and elected officials to share their experience on social media by using the hashtag and tagging and .

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03/12/2022
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03/04/2022

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The City of Rawlins water system lost pressure due to three problems at the same time – reduced flow into town from the springs, in town-water breaks which drained our tank reserves, and a pump issue at the water treatment plant, our water reserves are critically low. This led to a loss of pressur...

03/01/2022

February 28, 2022
Media Contact:
Linda Finnerty, Communications Director
307-777-2053
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THE WDE SEEKS PUBLIC COMMENT ON PROPOSED CHARTER SCHOOL RULES
CHEYENNE - The Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) seeks public comment on proposed changes to the state’s charter school rules.

The WDE is currently promulgating Chapter 32 Rules on charter schools. Information on the proposed rules for charter schools is available in the Statement of Reasons and strike and underline versions of the rules are also available for Chapter 32.

Comments can be submitted through April 18, 2022 using the Chapter 32 online comment form. A virtual public meeting will be held at 4p.m. on April 14, 2022 via Zoom.

All public comments will be recorded verbatim, including the submitter’s name and city of residence. When commenting, specify which section of the rule the comment is concerning.


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Hmmmmmmmm, wondering how many were for taking LIBERTIES AWAY? WOULD "We the people "recognize them or are "we" conditio...
02/21/2022

Hmmmmmmmm, wondering how many were for taking LIBERTIES AWAY? WOULD "We the people "recognize them or are "we" conditioned to just wait and see and complain?

Are these "test runs" to fine tune and fine tuning so you don't see your LIBERTY gone until to late:

https://wyomingtransparency.com/dead-bills-friday-feb-18-update/

******* AMERICANS be VIGILANT ******

Dead Bills: Friday, Feb 18 Update Today was the deadline for Bill Introduction for all bills. Out of 277 bills, 95 are now dead. Below is our updated list of all bills that are dead for the reasons listed. All updates come from the WY State Legislature 2022 Bill List. Failed Committee HB0013 Off-roa...

02/19/2022

Media Contact:
Diana Clapp
(307) 851-3478
[email protected]

SBE TO TAKE ACTION ON RULES GOVERNING SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming State Board of Education (SBE) is expected to take action on the proposed Chapter 47 Rules at its regularly-scheduled virtual meeting starting at 8:45 a.m. on February 25, 2022.

Chapter 47 Wyoming Accountability System Rules establish targets for overall school performance ratings, a progressive system of support, and a statewide reporting system for all public schools in the state. Further action items include the election of board officers.

The board will also convene as the Wyoming State Board of Career and Technical Education (SBCTE) to hold a discussion with award-winning author Mark Perna, followed by presentations highlighting CTE programs in several Wyoming schools. The board will continue to hear directly from CTE students and educators. The SBCTE will also receive the Perkins V Annual Report.

Register in advance for the meeting here. After registering, participants will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Materials for board meetings are available on BoardDocs. Previous meetings’ minutes and materials may be viewed through the board’s website. Follow the SBE on Facebook and Twitter.

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02/14/2022

February 10, 2022
Media Contact:
Linda Finnerty, Communications Director
307-777-2053
[email protected]

WYOMING TEACHERS RECEIVE THE PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE
CHEYENNE - Two Wyoming educators – Katie McCue and Craig Williams – have received the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST). President Joe Biden made the winner’s announcement on Tuesday.

PAEMST is the highest recognition that K-12 mathematics, science, or computer science teachers can receive in the U.S. Nominations and awards are facilitated by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and the National Science Foundation.

“It is an honor to be selected for the Presidential Award in the area of mathematics and to join the ranks of other outstanding educators in mathematics and science education,” said McCue, a second-grade math teacher at Eastside Elementary in Cody. “Being selected for this award is particularly meaningful because I believe in being a champion for education and this award reinforces that my instruction is worth recognition. It is humbling even to be nominated for this prestigious award. I would like to thank all of my colleagues that have supported and mentored me.”

“The award has connected me to a network of high-achieving educators in Wyoming, while also opening doors to influence curriculum and best practices for students,” said Williams, a fourth-grade math teacher at Buffalo Ridge Elementary in Cheyenne. “I hope to connect with teachers nationally to network about best practices in the teaching of mathematics and bring those home. The award has increased my confidence in my ability to prepare my students in STEM fields and help mentor teachers in their own growth in mathematics.”

Each year, up to six finalists in each state are chosen for the award through a rigorous peer review process. The applications are forwarded to the National Science Foundation, where the final selection for the national Presidential Awardee is made. Enacted by Congress in 1983, the program authorizes the President to award 108 math and science teachers each year in recognition of their contribution to excellent teaching and learning.

“These teachers are not only leaders in their field, but they are an inspiration to students and colleagues alike,” said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Brian Schroeder. “I am truly proud of Craig and Katie for their dedication in teaching mathematics, and for their commitment to the students of Wyoming.”

The awardees come from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the Department of Defense Education Activity schools, and schools in four U.S. territories. Each awardee will receive a certificate signed by President Biden and a $10,000 award from the NSF. Awardees will also travel to Washington, D.C., for an awards ceremony at a future date.

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02/12/2022

LIBERTY understood, freedom exercised...

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Just a reminder: The Carbon County Republican Party will be holding their 2022 Precinct Caucuses at the Jeffrey Ctr. in Rawlins on Feb 26th at 10 AM.

All Registered Carbon County Republicans (as of January 1st) welcome to attend and participate with your precinct.

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